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Film Details
Year
2018
Duration
9 minutes
Genres
Animation, Comedy, Short Films
Language
Japanese (English subtitles)
Synopsis
Mogu and Perol are friends who live on Yummy Island and enjoy spending time together. Mogu enjoys cooking lots of delicious food for them both, but the only problem is that Perol has a big appetite and eats everything before he has a chance to have any! After eating some sour berries, however, Perol becomes annoyed with Mogu and their friendship faces a challenge. How will the two creatures reconcile? This cute, lively and funny animated short from Japan celebrates food and friendship through its adorable characters.
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